Deep River Joco White Tater Belgian Double Ale (16 oz)

Deep River Joco White Tater Belgian Double Ale
From the "Can"
  • Belgian Dubbel Ale Brewed With White Sweet Potatoes
  • Johnston County's First Legal Brewery
  • It’s a sign of the changing seasons when our sweet potatoes, or what we refer to as taters, start popping out of the ground. The mystery that surrounds this beer is a close guarded one but we will let you in on the secret. We add over 200 pounds of white sweet potatoes to every batch and believe us when we say these things are huge! Each one is roasted to make squeezing the sugar out of these fatties a little easier. Be sure to bring some of these things to your next dinner party and don’t forget to eat (or drink) your veggies!
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  • Deep River Brewing Company, Clayton, North Carolina; DeepRiverBrewing.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

It’s a sign of the changing seasons when our sweet potatoes, or what we refer to as taters, start popping out of the ground. The mystery that surrounds this beer is a close guarded one but we will let you in on the secret. We add over 200 pounds of white sweet potatoes to every batch and believe us when we say these things are huge! Each one is roasted to make squeezing the sugar out of these fatties a little easier. Be sure to bring some of these things to your next dinner party and don’t forget to eat (or drink) your veggies!

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